Georgian socialist movement

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The Georgian socialist movement was a political current in Georgia that championed socialist and social-democratic ideas, playing a key role in the country’s early 20th-century political life and independence struggles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political movement
social-democratic movement
socialist movement
activeInPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
country Georgia
goal land reform
national self-determination of Georgia
social reforms in Georgia
workers' rights
hasPart Georgian Social Democratic Party
Menshevik organizations in Georgia
peasant organizations in Georgia
trade unions in Georgia
historicalContext World War I
decline of the Russian Empire
formation of nation-states in the Caucasus
ideology social democracy
socialism
influenced Democratic Republic of Georgia
Georgian independence movement
influencedBy European social democracy
linked to: social democracy

Russian social democracy
languageOfPoliticalActivity Georgian
Russian
locatedIn Caucasus
notableFigure Akaki Chkhenkeli
Filipp Makharadze
Irakli Tsereteli
Joseph Stalin
Mikha Tskhakaya
Noe Ramishvili
Noe Zhordania
opposed Tsarist rule in the Caucasus
autocracy in the Russian Empire
feudal land relations in Georgia
politicalPosition left-wing
regionOfActivity Batumi
Kutaisi
Tiflis
linked to: Tbilisi
significantEvent 1905 Russian Revolution
February Revolution of 1917
linked to: Russian Revolution

October Revolution
linked to: Russian Revolution

Sovietization of Georgia
establishment of the Democratic Republic of Georgia
supported multi-party system in Georgia
parliamentary democracy
usedOrganizationalForm legal socialist newspapers
underground party cells
workers' circles

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Nikolai Chkheidze movement Georgian socialist movement